October 19, 1877 (4 pages)

ROAD ownah ip ownebip . on the lorg the cealong 1 4 to junc gs, at the or less. oint on » Amer) is inte e Indian ihe olf. aty line; 0 ‘B BB. 1d of the ff. P. BROWN. BROWN & CO, Propriotors, G. A, BAILEY, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, oe fn OTICE is herdby. given that iz accord4&4. ance with the Png wry of an Actof the Legislature of ‘State of California. entitled an _*‘Act to provide for the loca. tion, construction and maintenance of public roads in the County of Névada,” I wilt sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front ot the Court House door, in the City : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = ee OTICE is hereby given thet in ac eordunce With the provisions of an ‘act of the Legislature of tne State of California, entiiled an ‘‘Act to provide for the jocation, construction and maintenance ot ‘public roads in the County of Nevata, J will sell at public sale to the lowest: bidder, infront of B. F. Snell’s store, in the town of You Bet, on THU ASDAY, Uctober 25th, 1877, at One o’slock P, M., co:utracts for repairing ant keeping in repair, for the period of two years, tne followiug described rords of s.id couuty: Littlé York Township, Section 1. Commencing at Red Dog, thenee by way.of Yuu Bet w the junction of the Grass Valley and Bear, Kiver road at the White House. 2)4 miles more or less, fhis line of road requires breat-waters and turn-outs to keep the water off the road, and.also from wasting fame, and to be kept in good traveling aud passable order during the Wintér; also all ditches to be kept open during the rainy season; also” all bridges and eulyerts to e put in good substantial repair indimediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of contract. Section 2. Commencing at the White House, thence to Bear River. Four miles more or IMAM Yee This line of road réquires breakwaters and turn-outs to keep the water from washing said rad. The You Bet Station road also requires a ditch op upper side twelve inches ;deep and twelve incies wide, to keep the water off of said roads, and the same to be kept open ‘during the winter; also all bridgesand culvet s to be putin good, suitabie condition immedia ely, and to be kept so dartag the whole term of contract, Section 3. Commencing at the White House, thence‘on the Grass Valley road and the Buena Vista Ranch road to Gieenhorn bridge. ‘Pwo aad one-half miles more orless, including one-haif'of ssid bridge. This line of road requires bre: k-waters ind turn-outs to turn the water from the wads, to keep them from washing,.and in good traveling order duri g the Winter; also all ditches to be kept open during the niny seaA.n; also all culverts to be putin food substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of contract, p } Section 4, Commencing at little York, thence up the Ridge to Lowell Hill. Nine niles more or less. This line of road requires four cuts to be filled, with. culverts in ‘the kame, to carry aif water off that may accumulat>; all bridges and all culverts to be put and kept in good and snbstantial repair during the whole term of contract; also bacak. wa. ttsand turn-ow's to turn the water off theroad, tu keep it from washing and in good traveling and passable condition durAng the Winter and spring; »lso all ditches rw bekept open during the rainy aadsnowy season. : The above oe culverte to be not legs than twelve inchés in the clear. The ee be well spiked with six inch pikes, ‘ Section 6, Commencing at You Bet, thence down to Ste»p Hollow Creek . across ssid creek. to Little York. Three miles more oF less. { a This line-of road requires a good road from each side of the creek int? the said k; also a yood roid acrbss the tailings if said creek, and to bo kept so uring the whole term of said contrgct; also xt requires break-waters aud: tifrn-outs to turn the water off the road 'to keep it from wash. ng; also all ditches are to be kept open during the rainy season; also all bridges sud culverts are to’ be put in repair iromediately, and to be kept so during the whole erm of contract. The Gontractor shall be required to keep é road free from all cbstructions, such a8 fallen trees, rocks, stones (loose or otherwise) from said road. The Contrictor of each section‘shall al® be required to pass over the road eech month and eee that all ruts, holes, etv., ore properly filled and the road be: leveled, and that the road is kept in good traveling order during the who term of the contract, JE58E THOMPSON, ——________._—« Roat Commissioner. _ Assessment Notice. . OME'GOLD MINING OOMPANY.— Locationpfprincip: (place of, dasihews, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Woods* Ravine, Deer Creek, tvad& county, Qalifornnia — Notice is ereby given that at a meeting of. the irectors, held on the ninth (9th) day of tober, 1877, an. assessment (No, 7,) of en (#)) cents per share was levied upon the tapital stock of the corporation, payable pmmediately, in United States gold coin, M0 the Secretary at the office of the Company, 612 Commercial street, San Francis. ®, California, a — upon Berge this assessment , mn un onthe 17th day of Hlovemiber, 1877, will be delinquent and adfor gale at public auction, and unMO Payment ig made before, will-besold on ONDAY, the 16th day of December 1907, Pay the delinquent assessment, together coats of advertising and expenses of By onder of the Board of Directors. 3. F. HERRMANN, Secretare. Office, 612 Commercial street, San Fran<0, Calif ~ 012 a “pplication for a Patent to a Mining Claim,. b scpeentcmes mend Ww United States Land Office, Norton Cal., Spt, 20tb, igrt. } 8 hereby given that HorCooper, whose pat ouhew is Nevada. Hf has Made application for Patent for lacer mining claim bearing gold, situ in Scoot’s Flat Mining District, NevaHllowa, eis: @, aud described as ; On surve land, being when NW 4, NEY OPNWie and lot ot NEX of Sect Township 17 N, age 10 E, Re, baie of 102 i hs March 30, 1877, or sininn renorge of Nevaining claimants are,» the the East + Rock that projects above the road bed to be of Nevada, on’ WEDNE-DAY, Oct. 24th, 1877,, at Ten o’clock A. M., Contracts for repairing and keeping in repair, for the period of two years, the “olluwimg described reads of said county: Nevada Town: hip. . Section 1, Commencing at the junction of Pine and Broad streets, thenerunning over the Suspension Bridge past the HaliMile House, up tie ridge, passing the house of T, L, Hughes ty Slate Creek, in. cluding Slite Creck bridge. ‘nis section also includes the cross rvad leading from the Grass Valley tol) road to read section No. one, near the res’denceof C.W. Beadle. This section of read requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn the water off the road go as to keep it from washing and keep it in good passable traveling order through the winter; also to keep the ditches open throug i the rainy :eason; ul. 80 41 bridges ana culverts to be pat in good substantial repair immediately. and keotso during the whole term «f contract. The Contra tor will’ be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions; he wi'l “also-be.cequired to go over the toads every twu weeks during his term of contract, ar@ see that the ruts :re all filled and road bed rounded ap, andnew ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none now; and’all lo‘sge rocks taken off, and all rocks taken out that projeét above the road bed. In addition to the above the contractor is required to keep the Suspension bridge clear of snow during the term of contract. Section 2.-Commencing op; osite the residence «.f H. C. Mills, on $.cramento street, thence to the junction of Nimrot street, thence across Gold Flat by the residence of J. H. Wentworth, thence along past the Goli Ran Mill, to ita intersection with the Grars Valley toll road, opposite the residence of C. W. Bradle, This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out placesto turn the water of the roid so a8 to ke: p it from washing, aud to keep itin good pussable traveling order through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the ralny season; ali bridgés and culverts to be’put in good substential reps r immediately, and kept so during the wholeterin of contract. ‘he contractor will be required to keep theroad clear f all obstructions; be will «lso be r-quired to go over the road eyery two w eks and see that the rutg are all tilled, the road bed rounded up,an. new ditches opened on the upper side where there are nune now, and al' loose rocks taken off or oroken up, and ali rock that Ppruj cts above the road bed to be taken vut, and do all taat is required to keep the roud in gvu i repair during the whole term vt coutract. g Section 3;-Commencing at a pointopposite the residénce of Mrs, Belden, thence down Sacramento street to the junction of, Broad and M instreets, thence up Bolder street aud the Ked Dog road tua point where chew’'s toll road commences, six miles naore or less; also that portion of road commencing at the junction of the Rea Dog aud Quaxer.Hiil roads, balf a mile Kast of the Crystal Springs House, thence un the last mentioned road to the residence of Geo, F, Jueybs, af Quaker Hill, three miles more or less. ) Lnis lineof road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn off the water so as to keep it trem washing, and keep it in & gvod passable traveling order throug the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all bridges und caly.riste be put in good suvstautial rePair immediately and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clesr of all obstructiuns; he will aiso be required to go over the rvad every two weeks and see that the ruts are all. Hiled uid road ped rounded up, new ditch€s opened on the upper side cf th: road whece there are none now; all loose rock to be taken off or broken up; also all rock that projects above the ruad bed to be taken out, and to do all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the whole term of .ontract. section 4, Commencing at the junction of Main and Broad streets, thence up Main to junction of «Commercial and Coyote strevis, thence up Coyote to inters< ction of Washington roud to Johnston’s powder house, thence via County Hospital thiough Willow Valley, pastthe house of Luchsingsr to.the Juuctson Of the Milliken toli road on the Ridge, four miles mure or less, 4 This line of road requires break-waters and turn-cut places to turn the water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling or-. der through the winter; all bridges and culverts tobe puc in good substantial repair immediately, and kept so during the whole trm of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of ‘all obstractions; he will also be required to go over the rudd every two wecks and see that the ruts are ali filled, the road bed rounded up, new ditchés opened on the upper side where there are none now; ait loose rocks to be taken’ off or broken up, and afl rocks that project abovethe road bed to be taken out aud to do al] that is required to keep the rvad io good rf pair during the whole term of contract; he will also be required to «xcavate sufficient of the bank in front of Wilson’s honse to straightén the road; he will also be required to excavate about six feet of the bank at the nurth end of Mosquito Creck bridge. : ’ Section 5 Commencing at the junction of Broad and Main streets, thence to the head of Broud street to the West of Sugar Loaf, thence on the road leading te Blue Tent; from Blue Tent Bouse to intersection of toil road at Mt. Vernon House, #-ven miieg more or less. é This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn tho water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keepit in good passable traveling orde? through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the ruiny season; all bridges and culverts to be put in good sub. stantia'-repair immediately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘fhe contractor will be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions, to go over the road every two weeks and see that the ruts are all filled, road bed round. ed up, new ditches opened on the upper side where there are none now; all. loose rock to ve taken off or broken up; also ali tuken out, and to ao all “is required’ to keep the road in goud during the whole term of the contract. of publ * ; the jumet “and turLeat places to keep the water off Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from _ DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. past the residence of J. R. Pooler, thence to Rough & R_ady Towuship line, four } miles more or less. ; Tois line of road requires bredk-waters and turn-out p aces to turn the water off the road 8) a« to keep 1t from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order ‘through the winter; also to ke p the ditches open through the rainy season; also all stantial r pair immediately, und kept so during the whole term of contract. the road clear of ail obstructions, to go vverthe road once in two weeks and see that the ruts are all filled, road bed.rounded up, bew ditches opened ou the upper Bidwhe:e there are nune now, all luose rock tukeu-off. of broken up, and all rock thot projects above the road bed to be tasen our, and to do all tuat is requirei to keep the road in ,ceod repair during the whole term of contract. me ATED Section 7—Commenrcing at the junetion of the Milliken To.1 Road and Washington Road on the Ridge; thence along. said Ridge past the Central House to the Washington Township lin2, nine miles more or less. This line of the 10ad requires break. waters: and turnout places to turn tue water off the road so as to keep it from ,washing, and keep it in good passable traveling . order’ throughout the Winter; ‘also to keep the ditch.s open throughout the rainy season. [ a All bridges and culverts to. be kept in good substautialrepair immediately, and kept so during the whole‘time of contract. The contractor will be required to. keep the road clear of all obstructions, to go see that 1uts.are all filled, the road beu rounded up, new cGiichvs opened on the upper side where there are none now; wil lvose rock taken off and all projecting rocks und routs to be taken out, all over. har ging branches of shrubs or trees to be cut offandto Jo all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the wholi. time of contract, Section 8—Commencing at the West gap of Sugar Loaf; thence through Selby Fiat to the toll road 6f Peter Purdon, two miles more or less. ; ‘This line of road requires breakwaters and turn out placesto turn the water off the road so ag to keep it from washing and keep it in good traveling order through the Winter. To keep the ditches open through the rainy season, all bridges and culverts ty be put in. good suvstautinl re; pair immediately, and kept so during. the whole time of coutract,’ The contractor wil, be required to keep the roud cleur of all obstructions, to go overthe road once every two Weeks, and see that the ruts ue all filled, the road hed rounded up, new ditches Ofeued on the upper side of the road wnere there are k nup, and all projecting rocks aad routs to be taken out of ‘the road bed,and to do allthatis required to keep th road in goud repuirduring the whole time of the contract, He will also be required to wideti the road directly Opposite the orchurd of Calkins, ditch and turnpike the road tor abuut sixty feet, more or legs, ‘The same to be graued twelve feet wide, and ten inches decp. Section 9 —Nommencing at the junction ot the San-Juan road and running past the residence of J. 8. Dunn, to the kdwards ‘foil Road, one wile, more or less, This line of .oad requires breakwaters the rosd. The ravine or cut near the residnce of Mr. Graham to be either praded or .iiled sufficient fur a roai bed; also the ravine or cnt neur the Selby Flat schoo! House to be graded or filled sucticient for aroa. bed; also all bridges and culverts to be put in good subst:ntial repair immediately, and kept su daring the whole term of coutract. Lhe contractor will be required-to go ovor the road ouce every two weeks,’ and ‘see that all ob. structions are removed, see that the ruts are all filed, the road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of theroad where there are none now, all loose rocks to-be taken off or broken up, and al] projecting rocks or roots abuve the road bed be taken out, and de al that is required to keep the same in good repair during the whole term of the contract. Section 10—Commencing ata point near Johnston’s powder house; thence up the Nevacta ap: Washingion Turdiike road to the junction road from Willow Valley, three miles, more or less. Tunis line of road requiree’ breakwaters and turnouts to tura the water off the ruad, all loose dirt and rocks to be removed from the upper side of the roai, the road bed to be rounded up and ditch.s to be opened:on the upper side.’ The sontractor will be required tu put all bridges and culverts in guod substantial repair. immediately, and kept so during the whole term of the contiact. To go over the road once in two weeks, and see that’ all ruts are filled and the Mes bed rounded up, all loose rock to be taken off or broken up, al projecting rocks and roots taked out, all overhanging branches and trees to be removed and to keep tne sime in good reSection 11—Commencing at the junction of the new grade to Purdon’s Bridge with the old San Juan’road near Rock Ureek, thence down the Purdun Grade to Mills’ ravine, two miles, more or lesa. or This line of road requires breakwaters. and turnouts to turn the water off'the road; the “ditches te be kept open during the rainy season, all bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and keptso curing the whole term of the contract. The contractor will be required to go over the road every two weeks, see that the rats are all filled, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened where necessary, ail loose rock taken off all rocks and ruts that project above the road bed to be taken out and to do all that is required to keep the road in good r pair during the fuil term of the contract. W. H SMITH, Road Commissioner of District No. 1. ipbesisiamen ROGER CONLAN, H's constantly on hand, in tottles and on draught, celebrated “Weiner Salvatot” and agora MILWAUKEE BEER, ¥ : @ f bridges and culverts to be put in good sub-’ . The contractor will be required to keep. over the road once every two weeks and . n ne now, all loose rock taken off of bro-: pair daring the whole term of the contract;. . ~ SADRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW FIRM. . HALL LUWRS & CO. (Successors to Milliken Bros, ) Brine connectd,as we are, with the large Butcher and Packing Est~blishment: of Messrs. MOHK & YURK, enables us to offer tithe trade : SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! ites J-ARD, HAMS, ‘ . BACON, SHOULDERS, 4Lg0 : EXTRA CLEAR AND MESS PORK. Put-upin any shape desired, —_— ee We also keep a full stock of Eastern SUGARCURED HAMs AND BACON, set -—-——_ Oysters, Candies, Georges Cod fish, Mackerel, Liquors, Cigarsand Tobacco, Bole agents for the celebrated ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK FINE CUT TOBACCO. Choice Butter received daily, direct from the best Dairinus, We warrant our geodsto be AL-~ “WAYS just. what they are repre= sented to be. j2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO , IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. Ww KEEP IN-STOCK EVERY VARIEty of Merchandise in our line, ineluding WHISEIES, : TOBACCO, . EAST 8. 0,0. HAMS & BACON, FAIRBANK’S LARD, etc. Just received, a cur load of Schummacher’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free {rom all impurities, OFFICE AND SALESROOM. 93 and 95 Front Street, SACRAMENTO, e19.tf ACEERMAN BROS. . MAURICB BLOCE, 8au Fran, & New York. Sacramento, ACKERMAN & CO., Bs ee aaa AND WHOLESALE DBA/. ERS IN CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS. AND ¥LATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s “Carriages, Brackets, Frames, ete.; ~~ 189 and 191 J Street, and 22. Seventh Street. eas SACRAMENTO, mav26 J.B FOSTER. U, C. BILLINGSLEY FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, — ee and Wholesale Dealers in “WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLEg, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, ETC., ETC., e No, 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, ~ ie SACRAMENTO, jun15-6m ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING Co Principal place of business, Nevada City. Locati no works near Willow Valley, Nevada County, Cal. Notice ie herebyg given, that-at a meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, Sept. 17th, 1877, an assessment (No. 16.) of 25 cents per share, was levied ‘upon the capi. tal stock of saki Company, pepe jimmediately in United States gold coin,' to the Secretary of she Company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada ‘ ity. Any stock upon. which said assessment shall remain uvpsid on the 19th day of Oct., 1077, will be deemed delingvent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 3d day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment thtreen, togetnbs bv costes Of advertising and expenses ie. . By order of the Board of Trustees. Netads City, Hopi. Huh wee County Warrants. Au Wasrants on General Fund tered _. of Nevada City, that he OIL, STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S — COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, — SACRAMENTO, (ontacrs MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Safes Residence Safes, Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Safes, And every variety vf-work in this line. The very best workmanship on this Const. ab Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Niv: ens. A.D. & P. Sutton, \evada Transcript, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring & Crisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—(Grass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific/Coast, -Prices lower than any Safe Algency on ae war ALSO, ee PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE. Does any kind 6? Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vVastlyless trouble and heat to the person, : Is warranted perfectly snfe. Uses COMMON COAL OIL. eve; invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacremento. After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an ia. dispensible article ia every family. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires, No superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, Can be carried into any room, Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. . Not the least smell or ‘taste to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents a day. The improvement in the Stove censiste Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil-chamber, and feed from. the bottom, 24, Of moveable rachets, 8d. Of funnel shaped chimney, 4th. Of commion cvtton wicks. P gaan Agents wanted in each town and Addrers manufacturers of geome, corner 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. jnié W. G. WILLIAMS. TEE GOLD ROOM, JR, TRACY, HAs PURCHASED the good wil and fixtures of the Gol@ Koom would respectfully inform the gentlemen keeps on hand the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE, Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attendance to wait upon customcrs. and all kinds of refreahing: DRINKS are compounded in the highest style of the art. aug22.tf CAUTION —TO— HYDRAULIC MINERS. A LL persons, excepti those who have the right from me,are hereby cautioned against using, or making, or selling any device for turuing the disuses the deflecting power of the stream of water. Any such device is an infringe. ment of United States Lettera Patent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, and reissued ‘10th, 1876. I have commenced. suit agsinst Richard Hoskin for infringing my said patent, and intend to prosecute all parties using such de. vice without licensefrom me, there being po other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to ourchase the right to use this device, can do se by making application to me, 7 HENRY OC. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada Co., Cal. H. W. VALANTINE, M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof} Is a vast improvement over any oil stove. charge pipes of Hydraulic Machines whieh . : N.C. N. G. R. R. CO: TIME TABLE, NO. 4. 4 hts Company reserve the right to wry © same, as circumstane quire. To take eZectchines dren Thursuay, May 24th 1877, GOING souTH, Train No: 1 leaves Nevada Cit t “tM. andSfeaven Grass Valley at Le ” Arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. id Train No. 8, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., am Yives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. Hig No. vB cg Novada: at 4:20°P, Ae 2aveS Grass Valley at 4.50 P. M. arri Colfax at 6.15 P, M. shea ination GOING NORTH. : cng po 2 es Colfax at. 7.90 A, My eaves Grass. Valley at 8:50 A. M., arri Nevada at 9:20 A. M. § ee Train No. 4 (iocal between Graas Val and Nevada) leaves Gruss Valley at 2: P, M,, arrives at Nevada at 8:10P. M. Train No, 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P, . Nevada at 8:5a P.M; Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tues. days, Thursdays and Saturdn ¥8 with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No 6 connects daily -with steges from North San Juan, and on Monda: Wednesdays and Fridyys with stages Downieyille and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, . ma23 General Superintendent, . STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of tiie Stockholders of the CITIZENS Bink, Will be held at the Bank cn Tuesday, November 13th, 1877, At 7 o’clock, P, M., for the urpose of jelecting a Board of Directors, nad A mle ing such other business as may comé befure the meeting, JOHN PATTISON, Secretary. Nevacia, Oct. 6th, 1877.-ta EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, EXCHANGE HUTEL. NEVADA C1TY. D, WELLINGTON ' Proprietor. HE propri etor of the EMPIRE STA. BLES announces that he has the Largest lot of ai Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be comemiates — Part of the State, eams, W ‘legant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice ama on the most reasonable terms, The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as ane gentleman cares to. drive, s ie promptness. Good Saddle Herseg always on_ hand, Horses buarded by the: day, week month and the grdatest of care guar . .Y WLLINGTON, Nevada @ity, duly 8 1277 MINERS’ HOME, ee F YOU WANT ALL Tf “¢ h I of a home, with ray OORT Good Board and Lodging; Go to the — DINERS’ HOME, Commercia) St. M. HENDRICKS, Proprietor, may 8-lm a. 3 " Mi + PHILIP -BICHARDS, t No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, GoM Dust hought and sold’ Balk. lien = discounted. Advanegcs made on Gold Dust or bullion for coina,e at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Gorrespondent, . 2 wigs American. Bank .San Franciseo . “~~ “$y1-tmy, JAMES J. orT. ASSaAYER, ° OLD AND ORES of every dean tion ‘ Refined, Melted and Ansayed, od “Main Street, Nevada City. Eetablished in 2852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER, —, _ NEVADA ICE Fo. “tinder si ‘given notice that he is souheael ine supply the best article piior to July 6th, 1877, : warrants Nos, 103, 127, 130, 135 and_138, on FFIOF, CO BROAD AND PINE tend ry 2,0 Saot Deaes, » Bext door , x6 Broad Strevt, Nevada Ony. . ~ ee eae ¢ ‘8 Drag Store will be pro leave Grags Valley at 9.25 P. iy arrive ok BROAD STREET, OPPOSITH NATIONAZ, Carriages for Funerals attended to with : Board & Lodging $5 per Week. '¥ request Gold Bars exchanged for ©oin,’ ary vee

ROAD ownah ip ownebip . on the lorg the cealong 1 4 to junc gs, at the or less. oint on » Amer) is inte e Indian ihe olf. aty line; 0 ‘B BB. 1d of the ff. P. BROWN. BROWN & CO, Propriotors, G. A, BAILEY, NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, oe fn OTICE is herdby. given that iz accord4&4. ance with the Png wry of an Actof the Legislature of ‘State of California. entitled an _*‘Act to provide for the loca. tion, construction and maintenance of public roads in the County of Névada,” I wilt sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front ot the Court House door, in the City : NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = ee OTICE is hereby given thet in ac eordunce With the provisions of an ‘act of the Legislature of tne State of California, entiiled an ‘‘Act to provide for the jocation, construction and maintenance ot ‘public roads in the County of Nevata, J will sell at public sale to the lowest: bidder, infront of B. F. Snell’s store, in the town of You Bet, on THU ASDAY, Uctober 25th, 1877, at One o’slock P, M., co:utracts for repairing ant keeping in repair, for the period of two years, tne followiug described rords of s.id couuty: Littlé York Township, Section 1. Commencing at Red Dog, thenee by way.of Yuu Bet w the junction of the Grass Valley and Bear, Kiver road at the White House. 2)4 miles more or less, fhis line of road requires breat-waters and turn-outs to keep the water off the road, and.also from wasting fame, and to be kept in good traveling aud passable order during the Wintér; also all ditches to be kept open during the rainy season; also” all bridges and eulyerts to e put in good substantial repair indimediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of contract. Section 2. Commencing at the White House, thence to Bear River. Four miles more or IMAM Yee This line of road réquires breakwaters and turn-outs to keep the water from washing said rad. The You Bet Station road also requires a ditch op upper side twelve inches ;deep and twelve incies wide, to keep the water off of said roads, and the same to be kept open ‘during the winter; also all bridgesand culvet s to be putin good, suitabie condition immedia ely, and to be kept so dartag the whole term of contract, Section 3. Commencing at the White House, thence‘on the Grass Valley road and the Buena Vista Ranch road to Gieenhorn bridge. ‘Pwo aad one-half miles more orless, including one-haif'of ssid bridge. This line of road requires bre: k-waters ind turn-outs to turn the water from the wads, to keep them from washing,.and in good traveling order duri g the Winter; also all ditches to be kept open during the niny seaA.n; also all culverts to be putin food substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of contract, p } Section 4, Commencing at little York, thence up the Ridge to Lowell Hill. Nine niles more or less. This line of road requires four cuts to be filled, with. culverts in ‘the kame, to carry aif water off that may accumulat>; all bridges and all culverts to be put and kept in good and snbstantial repair during the whole term of contract; also bacak. wa. ttsand turn-ow's to turn the water off theroad, tu keep it from washing and in good traveling and passable condition durAng the Winter and spring; »lso all ditches rw bekept open during the rainy aadsnowy season. : The above oe culverte to be not legs than twelve inchés in the clear. The ee be well spiked with six inch pikes, ‘ Section 6, Commencing at You Bet, thence down to Ste»p Hollow Creek . across ssid creek. to Little York. Three miles more oF less. { a This line-of road requires a good road from each side of the creek int? the said k; also a yood roid acrbss the tailings if said creek, and to bo kept so uring the whole term of said contrgct; also xt requires break-waters aud: tifrn-outs to turn the water off the road 'to keep it from wash. ng; also all ditches are to be kept open during the rainy season; also all bridges sud culverts are to’ be put in repair iromediately, and to be kept so during the whole erm of contract. The Gontractor shall be required to keep é road free from all cbstructions, such a8 fallen trees, rocks, stones (loose or otherwise) from said road. The Contrictor of each section‘shall al® be required to pass over the road eech month and eee that all ruts, holes, etv., ore properly filled and the road be: leveled, and that the road is kept in good traveling order during the who term of the contract, JE58E THOMPSON, ——________._—« Roat Commissioner. _ Assessment Notice. . OME'GOLD MINING OOMPANY.— Locationpfprincip: (place of, dasihews, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Woods* Ravine, Deer Creek, tvad& county, Qalifornnia — Notice is ereby given that at a meeting of. the irectors, held on the ninth (9th) day of tober, 1877, an. assessment (No, 7,) of en (#)) cents per share was levied upon the tapital stock of the corporation, payable pmmediately, in United States gold coin, M0 the Secretary at the office of the Company, 612 Commercial street, San Francis. ®, California, a — upon Berge this assessment , mn un onthe 17th day of Hlovemiber, 1877, will be delinquent and adfor gale at public auction, and unMO Payment ig made before, will-besold on ONDAY, the 16th day of December 1907, Pay the delinquent assessment, together coats of advertising and expenses of By onder of the Board of Directors. 3. F. HERRMANN, Secretare. Office, 612 Commercial street, San Fran<0, Calif ~ 012 a “pplication for a Patent to a Mining Claim,. b scpeentcmes mend Ww United States Land Office, Norton Cal., Spt, 20tb, igrt. } 8 hereby given that HorCooper, whose pat ouhew is Nevada. Hf has Made application for Patent for lacer mining claim bearing gold, situ in Scoot’s Flat Mining District, NevaHllowa, eis: @, aud described as ; On surve land, being when NW 4, NEY OPNWie and lot ot NEX of Sect Township 17 N, age 10 E, Re, baie of 102 i hs March 30, 1877, or sininn renorge of Nevaining claimants are,» the the East + Rock that projects above the road bed to be of Nevada, on’ WEDNE-DAY, Oct. 24th, 1877,, at Ten o’clock A. M., Contracts for repairing and keeping in repair, for the period of two years, the “olluwimg described reads of said county: Nevada Town: hip. . Section 1, Commencing at the junction of Pine and Broad streets, thenerunning over the Suspension Bridge past the HaliMile House, up tie ridge, passing the house of T, L, Hughes ty Slate Creek, in. cluding Slite Creck bridge. ‘nis section also includes the cross rvad leading from the Grass Valley tol) road to read section No. one, near the res’denceof C.W. Beadle. This section of read requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn the water off the road go as to keep it from washing and keep it in good passable traveling order through the winter; also to keep the ditches open throug i the rainy :eason; ul. 80 41 bridges ana culverts to be pat in good substantial repair immediately. and keotso during the whole term «f contract. The Contra tor will’ be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions; he wi'l “also-be.cequired to go over the toads every twu weeks during his term of contract, ar@ see that the ruts :re all filled and road bed rounded ap, andnew ditches opened on the upper side of the road where there are none now; and’all lo‘sge rocks taken off, and all rocks taken out that projeét above the road bed. In addition to the above the contractor is required to keep the Suspension bridge clear of snow during the term of contract. Section 2.-Commencing op; osite the residence «.f H. C. Mills, on $.cramento street, thence to the junction of Nimrot street, thence across Gold Flat by the residence of J. H. Wentworth, thence along past the Goli Ran Mill, to ita intersection with the Grars Valley toll road, opposite the residence of C. W. Bradle, This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out placesto turn the water of the roid so a8 to ke: p it from washing, aud to keep itin good pussable traveling order through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the ralny season; ali bridgés and culverts to be’put in good substential reps r immediately, and kept so during the wholeterin of contract. ‘he contractor will be required to keep theroad clear f all obstructions; be will «lso be r-quired to go over the road eyery two w eks and see that the rutg are all tilled, the road bed rounded up,an. new ditches opened on the upper side where there are nune now, and al' loose rocks taken off or oroken up, and ali rock that Ppruj cts above the road bed to be taken vut, and do all taat is required to keep the roud in gvu i repair during the whole term vt coutract. g Section 3;-Commencing at a pointopposite the residénce of Mrs, Belden, thence down Sacramento street to the junction of, Broad and M instreets, thence up Bolder street aud the Ked Dog road tua point where chew’'s toll road commences, six miles naore or less; also that portion of road commencing at the junction of the Rea Dog aud Quaxer.Hiil roads, balf a mile Kast of the Crystal Springs House, thence un the last mentioned road to the residence of Geo, F, Jueybs, af Quaker Hill, three miles more or less. ) Lnis lineof road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn off the water so as to keep it trem washing, and keep it in & gvod passable traveling order throug the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the rainy season; all bridges und caly.riste be put in good suvstautial rePair immediately and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clesr of all obstructiuns; he will aiso be required to go over the rvad every two weeks and see that the ruts are all. Hiled uid road ped rounded up, new ditch€s opened on the upper side cf th: road whece there are none now; all loose rock to be taken off or broken up; also all rock that projects above the ruad bed to be taken out, and to do all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the whole term of .ontract. section 4, Commencing at the junction of Main and Broad streets, thence up Main to junction of «Commercial and Coyote strevis, thence up Coyote to inters< ction of Washington roud to Johnston’s powder house, thence via County Hospital thiough Willow Valley, pastthe house of Luchsingsr to.the Juuctson Of the Milliken toli road on the Ridge, four miles mure or less, 4 This line of road requires break-waters and turn-cut places to turn the water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling or-. der through the winter; all bridges and culverts tobe puc in good substantial repair immediately, and kept so during the whole trm of contract, The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of ‘all obstractions; he will also be required to go over the rudd every two wecks and see that the ruts are ali filled, the road bed rounded up, new ditchés opened on the upper side where there are none now; ait loose rocks to be taken’ off or broken up, and afl rocks that project abovethe road bed to be taken out aud to do al] that is required to keep the rvad io good rf pair during the whole term of contract; he will also be required to «xcavate sufficient of the bank in front of Wilson’s honse to straightén the road; he will also be required to excavate about six feet of the bank at the nurth end of Mosquito Creck bridge. : ’ Section 5 Commencing at the junction of Broad and Main streets, thence to the head of Broud street to the West of Sugar Loaf, thence on the road leading te Blue Tent; from Blue Tent Bouse to intersection of toil road at Mt. Vernon House, #-ven miieg more or less. é This line of road requires break-waters and turn-out places to turn tho water off the road so as to keep it from washing, and keepit in good passable traveling orde? through the winter; also to keep the ditches open through the ruiny season; all bridges and culverts to be put in good sub. stantia'-repair immediately, and kept so during the whole term of contract. ‘fhe contractor will be required to keep the road clear of all obstructions, to go over the road every two weeks and see that the ruts are all filled, road bed round. ed up, new ditches opened on the upper side where there are none now; all. loose rock to ve taken off or broken up; also ali tuken out, and to ao all “is required’ to keep the road in goud during the whole term of the contract. of publ * ; the jumet “and turLeat places to keep the water off Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from _ DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. past the residence of J. R. Pooler, thence to Rough & R_ady Towuship line, four } miles more or less. ; Tois line of road requires bredk-waters and turn-out p aces to turn the water off the road 8) a« to keep 1t from washing, and keep it in good passable traveling order ‘through the winter; also to ke p the ditches open through the rainy season; also all stantial r pair immediately, und kept so during the whole term of contract. the road clear of ail obstructions, to go vverthe road once in two weeks and see that the ruts are all filled, road bed.rounded up, bew ditches opened ou the upper Bidwhe:e there are nune now, all luose rock tukeu-off. of broken up, and all rock thot projects above the road bed to be tasen our, and to do all tuat is requirei to keep the road in ,ceod repair during the whole term of contract. me ATED Section 7—Commenrcing at the junetion of the Milliken To.1 Road and Washington Road on the Ridge; thence along. said Ridge past the Central House to the Washington Township lin2, nine miles more or less. This line of the 10ad requires break. waters: and turnout places to turn tue water off the road so as to keep it from ,washing, and keep it in good passable traveling . order’ throughout the Winter; ‘also to keep the ditch.s open throughout the rainy season. [ a All bridges and culverts to. be kept in good substautialrepair immediately, and kept so during the whole‘time of contract. The contractor will be required to. keep the road clear of all obstructions, to go see that 1uts.are all filled, the road beu rounded up, new cGiichvs opened on the upper side where there are none now; wil lvose rock taken off and all projecting rocks und routs to be taken out, all over. har ging branches of shrubs or trees to be cut offandto Jo all that is required to keep the road in good repair during the wholi. time of contract, Section 8—Commencing at the West gap of Sugar Loaf; thence through Selby Fiat to the toll road 6f Peter Purdon, two miles more or less. ; ‘This line of road requires breakwaters and turn out placesto turn the water off the road so ag to keep it from washing and keep it in good traveling order through the Winter. To keep the ditches open through the rainy season, all bridges and culverts ty be put in. good suvstautinl re; pair immediately, and kept so during. the whole time of coutract,’ The contractor wil, be required to keep the roud cleur of all obstructions, to go overthe road once every two Weeks, and see that the ruts ue all filled, the road hed rounded up, new ditches Ofeued on the upper side of the road wnere there are k nup, and all projecting rocks aad routs to be taken out of ‘the road bed,and to do allthatis required to keep th road in goud repuirduring the whole time of the contract, He will also be required to wideti the road directly Opposite the orchurd of Calkins, ditch and turnpike the road tor abuut sixty feet, more or legs, ‘The same to be graued twelve feet wide, and ten inches decp. Section 9 —Nommencing at the junction ot the San-Juan road and running past the

residence of J. 8. Dunn, to the kdwards ‘foil Road, one wile, more or less, This line of .oad requires breakwaters the rosd. The ravine or cut near the residnce of Mr. Graham to be either praded or .iiled sufficient fur a roai bed; also the ravine or cnt neur the Selby Flat schoo! House to be graded or filled sucticient for aroa. bed; also all bridges and culverts to be put in good subst:ntial repair immediately, and kept su daring the whole term of coutract. Lhe contractor will be required-to go ovor the road ouce every two weeks,’ and ‘see that all ob. structions are removed, see that the ruts are all filed, the road bed rounded up, new ditches opened on the upper side of theroad where there are none now, all loose rocks to-be taken off or broken up, and al] projecting rocks or roots abuve the road bed be taken out, and de al that is required to keep the same in good repair during the whole term of the contract. Section 10—Commencing ata point near Johnston’s powder house; thence up the Nevacta ap: Washingion Turdiike road to the junction road from Willow Valley, three miles, more or less. Tunis line of road requiree’ breakwaters and turnouts to tura the water off the ruad, all loose dirt and rocks to be removed from the upper side of the roai, the road bed to be rounded up and ditch.s to be opened:on the upper side.’ The sontractor will be required tu put all bridges and culverts in guod substantial repair. immediately, and kept so during the whole term of the contiact. To go over the road once in two weeks, and see that’ all ruts are filled and the Mes bed rounded up, all loose rock to be taken off or broken up, al projecting rocks and roots taked out, all overhanging branches and trees to be removed and to keep tne sime in good reSection 11—Commencing at the junction of the new grade to Purdon’s Bridge with the old San Juan’road near Rock Ureek, thence down the Purdun Grade to Mills’ ravine, two miles, more or lesa. or This line of road requires breakwaters. and turnouts to turn the water off'the road; the “ditches te be kept open during the rainy season, all bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and keptso curing the whole term of the contract. The contractor will be required to go over the road every two weeks, see that the rats are all filled, road bed rounded up, new ditches opened where necessary, ail loose rock taken off all rocks and ruts that project above the road bed to be taken out and to do all that is required to keep the road in good r pair during the fuil term of the contract. W. H SMITH, Road Commissioner of District No. 1. ipbesisiamen ROGER CONLAN, H's constantly on hand, in tottles and on draught, celebrated “Weiner Salvatot” and agora MILWAUKEE BEER, ¥ : @ f bridges and culverts to be put in good sub-’ . The contractor will be required to keep. over the road once every two weeks and . n ne now, all loose rock taken off of bro-: pair daring the whole term of the contract;. .. ~ SADRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW FIRM. . HALL LUWRS & CO. (Successors to Milliken Bros, ) Brine connectd,as we are, with the large Butcher and Packing Est~blishment: of Messrs. MOHK & YURK, enables us to offer tithe trade : SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! ites J-ARD, HAMS, ‘ . BACON, SHOULDERS, 4Lg0 : EXTRA CLEAR AND MESS PORK. Put-upin any shape desired, —_— ee We also keep a full stock of Eastern SUGARCURED HAMs AND BACON, set -—-——_ Oysters, Candies, Georges Cod fish, Mackerel, Liquors, Cigarsand Tobacco, Bole agents for the celebrated ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK FINE CUT TOBACCO. Choice Butter received daily, direct from the best Dairinus, We warrant our geodsto be AL-~ “WAYS just. what they are repre= sented to be. j2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO , IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE GROCERS. Ww KEEP IN-STOCK EVERY VARIEty of Merchandise in our line, ineluding WHISEIES, : TOBACCO, . EAST 8. 0,0. HAMS & BACON, FAIRBANK’S LARD, etc. Just received, a cur load of Schummacher’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free {rom all impurities, OFFICE AND SALESROOM. 93 and 95 Front Street, SACRAMENTO, e19.tf ACEERMAN BROS. . MAURICB BLOCE, 8au Fran, & New York. Sacramento, ACKERMAN & CO., Bs ee aaa AND WHOLESALE DBA/. ERS IN CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS. AND ¥LATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s “Carriages, Brackets, Frames, ete.; ~~ 189 and 191 J Street, and 22. Seventh Street. eas SACRAMENTO, mav26 J.B FOSTER. U, C. BILLINGSLEY FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY, — ee and Wholesale Dealers in “WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. ROPE, TWINES, BRUSHES, HANDLEg, POLISHES, BASKETS, PAPER BAGS, STRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, ETC., ETC., e No, 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, ~ ie SACRAMENTO, jun15-6m ASSESSMENT NOTICE. OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING Co Principal place of business, Nevada City. Locati no works near Willow Valley, Nevada County, Cal. Notice ie herebyg given, that-at a meeting of the Trustees, held at the office of the Secretary, Sept. 17th, 1877, an assessment (No. 16.) of 25 cents per share, was levied ‘upon the capi. tal stock of saki Company, pepe jimmediately in United States gold coin,' to the Secretary of she Company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada ‘ ity. Any stock upon. which said assessment shall remain uvpsid on the 19th day of Oct., 1077, will be deemed delingvent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 3d day of Nov., 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment thtreen, togetnbs bv costes Of advertising and expenses ie. . By order of the Board of Trustees. Netads City, Hopi. Huh wee County Warrants. Au Wasrants on General Fund tered _. of Nevada City, that he OIL, STOVES. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S — COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, Corner Fourth & J Streets, — SACRAMENTO, (ontacrs MADE FOR Iron and Steel Vaults, Vault Safes Residence Safes, Jewelers’ Safes, Coin Safes, And every variety vf-work in this line. The very best workmanship on this Const. ab Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Niv: ens. A.D. & P. Sutton, \evada Transcript, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhring & Crisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—(Grass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific/Coast, -Prices lower than any Safe Algency on ae war ALSO, ee PACIFIC OIL STOVE, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE. Does any kind 6? Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vVastlyless trouble and heat to the person, : Is warranted perfectly snfe. Uses COMMON COAL OIL. eve; invented. COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacremento. After six months personal use of this stove,the undersigned pronounces it an ia. dispensible article ia every family. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires, No superfluous and wasted heat. No chimney flues, Can be carried into any room, Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. . Not the least smell or ‘taste to articles cooked, Costs only 15 cents a day. The improvement in the Stove censiste Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil-chamber, and feed from. the bottom, 24, Of moveable rachets, 8d. Of funnel shaped chimney, 4th. Of commion cvtton wicks. P gaan Agents wanted in each town and Addrers manufacturers of geome, corner 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. jnié W. G. WILLIAMS. TEE GOLD ROOM, JR, TRACY, HAs PURCHASED the good wil and fixtures of the Gol@ Koom would respectfully inform the gentlemen keeps on hand the finest brands of WINES AND LIQUORS TO BE FOUND IN THESTATE, Polite and experienced BAR-KEEPERS are in attendance to wait upon customcrs. and all kinds of refreahing: DRINKS are compounded in the highest style of the art. aug22.tf CAUTION —TO— HYDRAULIC MINERS. A LL persons, excepti those who have the right from me,are hereby cautioned against using, or making, or selling any device for turuing the disuses the deflecting power of the stream of water. Any such device is an infringe. ment of United States Lettera Patent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, and reissued ‘10th, 1876. I have commenced. suit agsinst Richard Hoskin for infringing my said patent, and intend to prosecute all parties using such de. vice without licensefrom me, there being po other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to ourchase the right to use this device, can do se by making application to me, 7 HENRY OC. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevada Co., Cal. H. W. VALANTINE, M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof} Is a vast improvement over any oil stove. charge pipes of Hydraulic Machines whieh . : N.C. N. G. R. R. CO: TIME TABLE, NO. 4. 4 hts Company reserve the right to wry © same, as circumstane quire. To take eZectchines dren Thursuay, May 24th 1877, GOING souTH, Train No: 1 leaves Nevada Cit t “tM. andSfeaven Grass Valley at Le ” Arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. id Train No. 8, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., am Yives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. Hig No. vB cg Novada: at 4:20°P, Ae 2aveS Grass Valley at 4.50 P. M. arri Colfax at 6.15 P, M. shea ination GOING NORTH. : cng po 2 es Colfax at. 7.90 A, My eaves Grass. Valley at 8:50 A. M., arri Nevada at 9:20 A. M. § ee Train No. 4 (iocal between Graas Val and Nevada) leaves Gruss Valley at 2: P, M,, arrives at Nevada at 8:10P. M. Train No, 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P, . Nevada at 8:5a P.M; Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tues. days, Thursdays and Saturdn ¥8 with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No 6 connects daily -with steges from North San Juan, and on Monda: Wednesdays and Fridyys with stages Downieyille and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, . ma23 General Superintendent, . STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. OTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of tiie Stockholders of the CITIZENS Bink, Will be held at the Bank cn Tuesday, November 13th, 1877, At 7 o’clock, P, M., for the urpose of jelecting a Board of Directors, nad A mle ing such other business as may comé befure the meeting, JOHN PATTISON, Secretary. Nevacia, Oct. 6th, 1877.-ta EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, EXCHANGE HUTEL. NEVADA C1TY. D, WELLINGTON ' Proprietor. HE propri etor of the EMPIRE STA. BLES announces that he has the Largest lot of ai Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be comemiates — Part of the State, eams, W ‘legant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice ama on the most reasonable terms, The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as ane gentleman cares to. drive, s ie promptness. Good Saddle Herseg always on_ hand, Horses buarded by the: day, week month and the grdatest of care guar . .Y WLLINGTON, Nevada @ity, duly 8 1277 MINERS’ HOME, ee F YOU WANT ALL Tf “¢ h I of a home, with ray OORT Good Board and Lodging; Go to the — DINERS’ HOME, Commercia) St. M. HENDRICKS, Proprietor, may 8-lm a. 3 " Mi + PHILIP -BICHARDS, t No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, GoM Dust hought and sold’ Balk. lien = discounted. Advanegcs made on Gold Dust or bullion for coina,e at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Gorrespondent, . 2 wigs American. Bank .San Franciseo . “~~ “$y1-tmy, JAMES J. orT. ASSaAYER, ° OLD AND ORES of every dean tion ‘ Refined, Melted and Ansayed, od “Main Street, Nevada City. Eetablished in 2852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER, —, _ NEVADA ICE Fo. “tinder si ‘given notice that he is souheael ine supply the best article piior to July 6th, 1877, : warrants Nos, 103, 127, 130, 135 and_138, on FFIOF, CO BROAD AND PINE tend ry 2,0 Saot Deaes, » Bext door , x6 Broad Strevt, Nevada Ony. . ~ ee eae ¢ ‘8 Drag Store will be pro leave Grags Valley at 9.25 P. iy arrive ok BROAD STREET, OPPOSITH NATIONAZ, Carriages for Funerals attended to with : Board & Lodging $5 per Week. '¥ request Gold Bars exchanged for ©oin,’ ary vee